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runUSHKD UVIIRY FRIDAY BY
LUODDGMANN & LAWRENCE.
"For tvcry roan a
less and no more."
square deal, no
sbnsCUIl'l'lott RATI'.S:
ttik
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HOW TO RKtalT.
hy lkji fralt.
,Ilcmlcxpi
alt. vosiai money
;m. MloWy oVilcr, or
ctf J 'loUcft i M3i'tl Omittances
ic to tuc ncrni muicuii
Stage and .mall Schedule.
AllfttVK At nitXD.
From Shanlko via rrlherltlf 7 p. m. dally
Vrom IkevlewandSIIvtr LaVf -
.....j. ,..U"i ra. dally tcpt Tut.
irrsriak4Vt;.,riut!C and SaU. .i-ij p. m
From LaidlariUUyr.ictpt, Sunday a p. ra
tor Shartlko tU rrlrsiitei. ...Ji a. m. dully
Vor Mkcncw ana silver ue.
Vnrirutnaln TilM.. Th
for Laidlaw daft)' eicrpl JUWday
.. 30 p. nt dally tiVcepl Sun.
rbur. and it. .J a. m.
J P. m. I
rot orriete ItotM Vek )-: laitn tolti
tii. Sunday, from 1 1 mi ttiMJ ran and halt
hourafle arttval'of nil mail Irotn railroad!
rcaeJilnJDtnd tefore 8,p. ip. n
" TuLRrrtoxK oItick Hcro-.Wetk day, from
rxft.-m to 90 rv. to. Sunday and holiday.
(nom 1 a. m. to 1: C9on, and from J -no p. ra. lo(
osop. m.
letter saving it was solely for the
reason Hint be lintl not been con
sulted nbotit the appointment. He
expressed personal friendship but
said he could not act differently in
tbis matter if the secretary had
named the senator's own brother.
There the matter rested until the
president acted. There is not only
110 factional politics in this appoint
ment but no political partisanship
at nil. Judge Bellinger, n democrat,
having joined with republicans in
making the recommendation.
fridYy - ,DictfBE& S,
1905
t Kvcrybody is hivitca,td attend n
public meeting in the, J3.,M. hall
Saturday night to consider measures,
for the development of this locality
Tile frilroadryeyors arc half
way ftom Redmond, T to Dertd and
arc jcxpycted to. .ajrfjve here in
about a week. . fln;lmlan ,has in-f
creased his appropriation for rail-'
road building in Central Oregon'
next year to $5,000,000.
Candidates for public office in
Bend are handicap'rtei'l when they
start with a boycott against their
own town, by getting printing oi
any other Service abroad which
they.ain get. done at home. The.
few qe.qts cuts no Jce, bjt the prin-.
ciple involved is important.
It... ;;!
"But Drake always syas long on
explanations," vreniar's.thc Prine-f
ville Journal. With a polutnn and
a half ip tile same issue to "ex
plain" Its graft oa the delinquent
tax list, the Journal rather outdoes
any other explainer in these parts
"I thank thee, Jew, for teaching me, J
that word."
' A, year ngo when . Bend waj
booming we hired a second teacher'
in the public schools. Now when
"Bend is busted," nccording to the
knockers, we arc compelled to open
a third room and have more than
iop children in school. Merchants
here who are "oot dofrjg a thing'
received 18 Ions of freight last week.3
tfhefc was a square, ejean cut
contest over the election of alder
men last Tuesday, the two sides got
as many votes as they could aud the
winners were then given possession
of the field without rancor or bit
terness. Here is an example of
admirable self government. The
majority won and the minority con-,
cedes the right of the majority to
rule and will not go back on the
duties of citizenship simply because
.jt,4iidn'fc get, the offices. This
marks a high plane of community
life. i
The Portland Oregonian seems
surprised that the Prineville papers
should not give the news about the
assault of the lown marshal Upon a
citieen he did not like. The Orel
gonian is painfully green. It
should know that the Prineville,
papers do not exist for ahy such
purpose. But let a decent citizen
invoke the law for protection J
against any variety of scoundrel
then see the Prineville papers
shine! Any resistence or criti
cism of vice the Prineville papers
resent as a personal insult.
The appoiutment of J. M. Law
rence to be receiver of the Roseburg
laud office came without solicitation
or effort on his part, for he was not
an applicant or candidate for that
br auy other office and does not
now know what agencies brought
the appointment about, beyond the
statements published, which may
tor may'not tell the whole story.
After the positions of Secretary
Hitchcock and Senator Fulton on
this matter were made known last
May, Mr. Lawrence wrote the sen
ator asking the ground of bisoppo
,hiv. and recovcu a very frank
TMI2 JOURNAL HOWLS.
The Prineville Journal is now
throwing fits about the contract for
publication of the delinquent tax
list. In its "approximations" it
minimizes The Bulletin's circulation
and maximizes its own, which was,
of course, to be expected. But it
stops short in its statement gets
only half way to a conclusion.
Taking the Journal's own figures
for its circulation, 1 100, let us cast
a little sidelight upon them. In
negotiations now pending for the
sale of that paper it appears that
about $1,000 are. "due" on dclin
qucntstibscriptions. The price of the
Journal is $1.50 a year. On an
average of tw6 year's delinquency
to the subscriber, 533 people are
receiving the paper without paying
for it. If' the , leverage be larger or
smaller the number of deadheads
would be correspondingly altered
As evidence ol the fact that the
Journal itself doesn't regard these
delinquent accounts as wprth any
thing, a sale of a half interest in
the paper has been arranged, to a
man who has not a dollar of re
sources, on the bargain tliat the
purchaser may pay for the property
out of. the delinquent subscriptions,
if.he be able to collect them. If it
cost all the accounts arc worth, and
more, to collect them, what value
are they as assets? Here $1,600 of
bills are turned oyer .to the collector
on the agreement that if he can get
out of thera ,$1,400 he can
use the money to buy a half inter
est in the paper. Either the sub
scription accounts must be worse!
than worthless or the paper mtisi
be without value,.
Now it $ flfetfy easy to put on
the subscriptipn list a jot of tcop1e
who don't think the paper worth
paying for. The Bulletin migh(
do this until it shouldtsuc a big
ge'r edition than he Jfortfcjnd Ore
gonian. But that would not be a
legitimate list o( subscriptions, it
would mean nothing ex.cept a
foolish publisher,. The Journal
brings this f$rge ',!'$ pf. deadheads
as an excuse, for trying to bold up
the county -for exorbitant adver
tising raids. Fie, fie! ;
It is too plain for denial tjiat the
Princyilj'e papery, w,cre in jCqllusioij
to hold. ,p the 'suntyf It is just
as plain tha,t The Bulletin has
broken the combination and the
taxpayers aVcust'tha't mach ahead.
Of course, tlie dtea'pnoirifgd gjr afters
howl. But 'the taxpayers do not
Marshal Arretted for Assault.
a
Last week Marshal (Harrington
of Prineville 'clubbed l;Is. brother'
in-law, .WilfoVd Craih, so severelyl
that Crajn was .Rrittfeiy disabled;
partially paralyzed, arid 'fdr a tim
his life was dispaircd of. There is
said to have Wen no provocation
for the assault. Craju,.was She star
witness for the government in the-Williamson-GetyierrBigBS
rosecur
tion for laud. fraud n,pd Harrington
was a partisan. ',of the defendants
and there had -been bad blood be
tween the man 1 fdr solme time on
that account. This week, on comf
plaint of Bony Lytle, Cram's uncle,
Harrington was arrested for .the
assault and held to the circuit
court on a bond of $500. 1
LAND OF:FICB APPOINTMENTS.
Receiver at
Apprmrd Hrirriatlon
I.
I.itl No. t
Ucnd Alan Named for
RoscburK.
Last Friday President Roosevelt
appointed V. C. Bristol of Portland
to be U. S. district attorney for
Oregon, vice F. J. Hciicy, resigned.
Mr Hcncy will conduct the remain
ing laud fraud trials its assistant
attorney general.
B. L. Kddy of Tillamook was at
the same time appointed register,
and J. M. Lawrence of Bend receiv
er, of the Roscburg land office.
All these appointments, made in
recess, were sent to the senate
Tuesday.
The Roscburg laud office has
been closed since the 10th of last
January, when Register J. T.
Bridges and Receiver J. II. Booth
were suspended on account of com
plicity in laud frauds. Since then
they "have been removed. Secre
tary Hitchcock last May recom
mended the appointment of Kddy
and Lawrence, but Senator Fulton,
who had endorsed Kddy, opposed
Lawrence because the senator hud
not been consulted abont him. Tlie
deadlock between the secretary and
senator continued until the presi
dent acted last Friday. Four
men were recommended by Mr.
Fulton for the Roscburg recciv
crship but were rejected by the
department as objectionable for one
cause or other.
According to the last year for
which there is a report, the Rosc
burg laud office handled more
money than any other in the Unit
ed States, nearly half a million dol
lars. It is a maximum office and
tvivs irw a venr. A hnntl of
$55,000 is required. The bonds of , .Hv?i;'Mf s?f
both register and receiver must be ' "fjf M .
approved by the secretary before the ik utsw
office can be re-opened. hm;
NOTICB FOR PUUIjIOATION.
Viiltetl Htalf Land Offlcr.Thc Dalln, Or.,
Nov.4, lyii.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCIIRNi
Nollrr t lintliy slvtn dial I lie Stulr of Oirann
haanlftllnlhlaninc ii'.lcllon lor palflll to
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To the Public: All bills,,, due
the Bend Livestock & Produce
Company muti be paid to the
undersigned, who m secretary and
treasurer of tfie-'.corporation.
Dated Bend, Or., Nov. 16, W5.
C. H. Kkickhon. 35-414
Notice.
To the Public! The Bchd Live
stock & Produce Cbihpdny'is doing
no new business and all persons
are warned against entering into
contract with, or giving credit to,
any person on behalf of said Bend
Livestock & Produce Company, as
said company will not hereafter be
responsible for any bills of such
contracting.
Dated Bend, Or., Nov. 16, 1905.
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THANKSaiVINd CELEBRATION.
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Occupying the Country. xswNKK
1'owki.L MlTTBS, Dee 4. The wonder- "m, Vt,wtf
fill rapiiVil)' uith which tin? I'owell hhu
Hutte district in nettling 1 wa tnrt- JJ'S "fjW
HiiKly exemplefieil on the nathmal holi- jJcJfHwg
day fat Thurwlav. Sume uf tlie t- nmk
tier conceived the lujmy tlHiiiht uf Kk,rff-Vw'
HOlilinK a Jinmmve i iihhkkivimk icii- NW)jrfHltK
vhi ill mc lien ciHntiinmv. i irc iiirn,
wiiich waa iiMpireil Itv the twl tlmt
tlicre va to lie reliKioua service! in the
chooilHue nroveil even inure miovc-
fill than the originator thouxlit it
would lie ami lietwecii 60 and 7u iMxmle
actnllcd. Iiilet infanta, and there
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liad o many ncij;hlor. Two tatlek nt
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ftchoolhotiic and tlicnc wxrc not auffi- WS,,r:"ry i1
cieut to accomnioiiaie tne wnoie nwcni
lily and many had to wait fur the nee-
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the beautiful liturgy of the Hpiaeopal
church followed. In Bii'addrcM upon
the word "O CivcnTlinUn unto the
linl, for he i Gracious ami his Mercy
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thr IbiuI, on the grimml of a irlor ailtrrar hitht.
or 011 thr Brimnil tin! the inf U morr valuahlr
trt lulntial than aicrlaillunit iwrrxiw". will lr
rttthril ami imtnl for rrtvict to thr (lrnrral
I.aml OfTitflat Vahliilon, I). C.
MICIIAHI, T. NOT.AN.KcgUtrr,
ANNI'. M l,AN(, Krcrlvrr.
'I, JlkliatlT Nolan, Hraltlrr of Ihr t'.H. I.aiirt
nmcralThr Dallta, llrricoii, hrrrhy ilolvnatr
Thr llrnil llnllct 111. tiuliliihril at llrmi. Crook
rrptiiijy.lrrcilii, thr uT pulillilicil nrarral
Mhftatiil. hi whkli forraoliiir Hotter ahouhl hr
rmcilinn ng iltv Hf-rV nr Ifnp jyn Hllliro lor ai iraai mc "tiiiromc wrraa, inc
position as (lay ClCr-f, at ifO,ei1jirt, fHiUlcalUn to lie marie not later than
oTOrirr I. iyi, mr iiraciriira irriKaiion aim
fihJti Ciriniaiiy, at aimcuora In Intereal loThe
I'M Ifftflr1 IHieloinnrnt Company, to y Hie
putllcallon fera.
M M MICIIAIJI, T. NOF.AN, Kegl.ler.
Tl.e lull, OrcKon, Novemlxrr 6, iyj. iiikIij
brought toivtovp,Iast,wc?lk,.aud eft
at'tlie I Cv i twi'v bm. 'li'hc
campjjs expected toI moved to
Bend in a sjiort. timq noiy. r , i
C V. Jcnson, .'a tapistcri.vijlh
thesurveying party, was in.Aovyn
Tuesday, coming w'xQi alloadjf
provirfloiis preparatory to the
change of camp. r ,
Paitl Kraemer Jias,jrcsigncU ilus
lidnd, arid has gone out tot help
bring the railroad intq towu. I.ast
VedriiSday he joined .the. survey
ing party that in now.vynrking near
Redmond.. and will assist them in
their work southward.
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'For sale some fine brqjyn leghorn
roosters at Si each. L. H. Mc-
Canu, Bend, Oregon.
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The Deschutes'
Company
TeTeo-rnms Forwarded tif
any part or tne worm.
Direct TfilfcphoAC
,,i Communication
PORTLAND BINKVILLU
and all Pacific Coast ciHca
Public PAY Station
HANK UUILDINU
Bend - ' Oregon
Till: DliSCIIUTliS TLLtTIIONli CO.
HUlM
Timber t.aml, Art June 3, I8J8,
NOTICK'fOR I'lJHLICATION.
1'. 1,'iH'l !"
" 8 I.tiiJ Offiee, Tfhe llallea, Oreifoii,
. .iiw ii ,i. 1, ortoUr i4, 190$,
NVitlrcvlrlierchy given (hat In coiiipllnucc wllh
lllr proiVlouael thr Act of Coitcrrt uf June .1,
1 11)8, rntlllcrf "Atracl.lor the a4le of tliulirr lamia
In Hie uico: California, Oreuon. Nevada, ami
Waahlniilun Territory,"'aa rairtnleil In nit Ihr
pul.IlK laml fiatea hf ar(l A)IK" 4i lV,
, s, , Ifla W.kl!rickioii,
of BMt$,' eoi'ntv of'CrAoW, alale ofOreicoii, linn
thltilhy (lied III thl4 Ofhcc tier aworn Utcment
No. Mll,M the lAirchaac of IheiiHae, arc l.tp
la, rioe, nejfawj,f. J.ol 0, aec6, Iplrta, rile,
w m. If '
Ami will Ofter wVJol tP.ahow lliai
aoiight U iliore Vifliiariafor IU lltnlier
than for flVifciiinirkl Mlno4, and to
hcrclahiiriafrVlHfljefurcJ M. I.nwrence, V.
H. ConiniUfl'Mcr, rrt tiU Whce til llcnll, Oreuuu,
011 the Mini (! utillrceiiibrr, i!W. v '.
Klir namea ttt'-iWuewct: LeaterN. Moncar.
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lUllKiei 1 tnanea noii aim timiica
, uwei nena, u
or alone
Oliver II
II. )trlck-iton
Oregon.
Any and all UroiU clalmlni; Bdvfiiiely the
Ikii'' levrlUuUn(UnrercviuMtl tu file llicir
Are on or ht rule Mill i)n-' iliv nl
1 1 tuluiH 111 ihi "fni
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:BEND'S NEW
VBAT JVIARKET
WAI.I. HTRltltT. 0iMillr II M Co,
THE finest stock of FRESH
MEATS in Crook County.
Cured Meats and Lard and all
the Accessories of a First-Class
Market. Everything new and
of the best. WHITE & HILL.
YOU AMU INVIII'.I) TO
Jhe White JJouse
COK. OKKI.ON i IIOND.STS.
, 36. BSotcbcnct, prop.
The Best Liquors and Wines
DOMESTIC and IMPORTED CIGARS
2 DAY
THKUUOII VMNl IJUNI) TO S.MANIKO IN ONI
SIIANIKO-PRINEVILLE CTAfiP I IMP
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Leave Shaniko 6 p. m. ' I.onve Ilciid 6:o a. in.
Arrive Prineville 711.111. Arrive Prineville la.ooiu.
Leave Prineville 13:30 p. in. ' Leave Prineville i p. m.
Arrive Ikiid 7:00 p.m. Arrive Shaniko 1 a. in
I'lKST'CLASS HQUIPMHNTS I'OR TKAVKLI.INO Pl'HLIC
1'ASSKNC.KK AND FKKIOIIT KATKS KHA.SO.N'AI.K
Bend-Silver Lake Stage
G. A. COOK, Proprietor
LHAVHS HUND every evening hut Siiiidiiy on arriv
al of Prineville stum:, rims throiiKh to Silvur I.akc in jo
hours.
LI2AVI2S SII.VHK LAKIJ every moniiiiK except
Monday at 6 o'clock, arrives at Hciul 1 .30 next morning.
Best of Accommodations on tho Route.
I?are Through, ?7. so: round trip, $i.. Forty pound.H
of baKKnK- free, express a cents a pound.
Bend Livery & Transfer Co.
J. PRANK STROUD, Manager
LIVERY, and FEED STABLE
HOKSIW HOAKDIU) IIV THK I)AV, WltKK OK MONTH
First-Clnss Livory Rly.s for Rent. Tlione No. 15
IU)tiil.tictt,lxlwfn Mliiiitaota ainl )rmi,
ItrnJ, Oregon,
Authorized Capital $25,000
Incorporated 1904
The Central Oregon
Banking & Trust Company
of BEND, CROOK COUNTY, OR.
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trrina.
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ccnl; lor One Vtar, 4 xt nt.
Safe Dcpoilt Doxet for Rent at neatonable Ftatei
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W. B. OUBItl.N, J11.. 1'iikm. A. (lOODWIM.IK, VutK Piikm.
J. M. I.AWItKNOB, Hiv'v
. F. O. MINOU, Oahiiikic
BEND - ORIHQON
MILLARD TRIPLETT
BLACKSMITHING AND IIORSESIIOEINQ
All kinds of, wagon work done in first'class shape. Short
notice jobs n specialty.
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Hotel Bend.
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MOST CMNTUAI.I.Y I.OCATKI) IIOTH1. IN IIIND.
SAMPLE ROOM IN CONNECTION.
New IIouscj New Furniture, Reasonable Rates. Good Rooms
Always Reserved for Trnnsiout Trade.'
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